The engine

Research first. Enrichment second. Outreach stays human.

Everyone's automating the send. We automated the research and left the sending to a person. That's why our reply rates don't look like everyone else's.

The engine runs in five steps. Scheduled company research finds and scores accounts against your ideal customer profile. A lead database holds them. A human reviews every account before a contact is enriched. Enrichment adds the decision-maker's business email and phone. Then a person decides whether to call or write, and does it.

Lead generation: research the right companies, qualify the fit, then start a relevant conversation.CompaniesBuying signalsDecision makersA better-fit prospect.Matches your customer profileRelevant need or triggerRight person. Verified details.Personal outreachStart with a reason to talk.Less noise. More relevance.
Deliverables

What you get

  • Scheduled account research

    Company, website, city, industry, size, fit score, and the signal that says why now. Decision-maker, exact title, evidence source.

  • A lead database

    In your CRM or ours. Every account with its score, its evidence and its next action.

  • Human review

    Qualify accounts before contact enrichment. Choose the channel and the timing. Keep every contact action intentional.

  • Contact-ready records

    Enrich the already-selected decision-maker. Business email and phone where available.

How it runs

The order the work happens in

  1. Step 1: Ideal customer profile agreed

  2. Step 2: Research runs on a schedule

  3. Step 3: Review, enrich, decide

  4. Step 4: Outreach by the setter or rep, logged in the CRM

  5. Step 5: Weekly: what converted, and the profile gets sharper

Proof

This is the workflow that feeds the Beda Sales floor. It's the same one we run for clients.

Questions

Questions about lead generation

  • Apollo is one of the tools. The research layer, the scoring and the human review are ours. Data credits are passed through at cost.
Next step

Get the number

Thirty minutes with Matt. Tell him what you sell and how many seats you're thinking about. He'll give you a figure, not a range.